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Split cards are Armed/Dangerous and Wear/Tear.





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I realize this is instantly a 3rd color, but this pack seems bad. I wondered at the time if I should take Maze's End though, and try to stay open for a 5c control type deck.

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Split card is Down/Dirty.

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Split cards are Give/Take, Toil/Trouble.
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Split card is Catch/Release.

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Split card is Wear/Tear.

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I don't really like this guy very much, maybe I should have taken Maze's End this time? Or is it just unplayable?

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SPlit card is Down/Dirty.

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My pick is Toil Trouble.

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I'm not sure how good the Edict is in the new format. Is it worth taking over the Charger here?

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On the whole, this is turning into a pretty decent G/W/r deck. And then for some reason I lost my mind.

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I want to be aggressive in this format if possible, but the Vine is clearly a better pick here, based on my plan coming in.

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Here, taking the Apparition would make too much sense, so I take the Pursuit.

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I think Goblin Rally is really good in this format. That said, taking a heavy red card I think just reinforces the fact that I was in dum-dum land. I wouldn't necessarily play Horncaller's Chant, but either the Lobber Crew or the Pursuit would be a decent pick, and not force me to have awful mana.

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Given that I had already picked Goblin Rally, Chainwalker, etc, I guess this is fine, but if I stuck with the plan, I could have a solid Pegasus.

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Aaaand, that is how you take what could be a solid deck with decent mana and turn it into this hodge-podge. My deck would still not be awesome if I had stayed the course, but my least favorite thing about this, is that when I took the Chainwalker, I did it to try to be more aggressive and have a nice 2-drop, and yet if I stuck with G/W, I would have the 3-power 2-drop and an extra 2-power 2-drop.

I ended up losing r1 of this one (it was an 8-4 Tatar, not a swiss) in 3 close games, where my opponent's Azorious Justicar destroyed me in 2 of them.